Weiao BOMA EV has good equipment and stylish design. The maximum range of the electric car is 200 km on a single charge.
In China, introduced a compact electric car Weiao BOMA EV. Outwardly, it looks like a smaller version of the luxury minivan Toyota Alphard. Details were reported on the Car News China website.
Weiao BOMA EV is a four-seater electric microcar. It will be available in three different versions.
The front has a large grille in the style of the Toyota Alphard. Also, the electric car has similar headlights and fake air intakes.
Weiao BOMA EV looks like Toyota Alphard
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Weiao BOMA EV can be ordered in three body colors – white, blue and gold. It is equipped with 15-inch aluminum alloy wheels, which are shod with 165/55 R15 tires.
The electric car is available with three body colors
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Weiao BOMA EV dimensions:
length – 3517 mm; width – 1495 mm; height – 1660 mm; wheelbase – 2495 mm.
The front axle is equipped with a permanent magnet synchronous electric motor with a power of 41 hp. and 84 Nm of torque. Two variants of lithium batteries will be offered – 11.9 kWh (power reserve 130 km) and 18.5 kWh (power reserve 200 km). The maximum speed is 100 km/h.
Rear mounted LED lights
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The most expensive version of the electric car has a 7-inch dashboard screen and a 9-inch infotainment system display in the interior. There are also physical buttons to control some of the car’s functions.
The most expensive configurations offer two large displays in the interior.
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Among the equipment there are anti-lock brakes, electronic brake force distribution, automatic door unlocking after an accident and tire pressure monitoring. Airbags are not included in the equipment list.
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Weiao BOMA EV is already available for purchase in China. The cost of an electric car is between 39,900 and 51,900 yuan ($5,700 to $7,460).
Focus previously said that Volkswagen is preparing a new entry-level electric car that will take a place in the lineup below the ID.3.
